MINISTRY OF FINANCE: The ministry will sell 26 billion yuan
of three-year government bonds today, according to a statement
posted to the finance ministry’s website. (Updated Jan. 30)

FUFENG GROUP LTD.: The company will sell medium-term notes
of up to 1.2 billion yuan with the first tranche of 600 million
yuan to be issued on or about Jan. 31, according to a statement
to the Hong Kong stock exchange. The proceeds will be used to
repay bank loans, it said. (Added on Jan. 28)

BANK OF NINGBO CO.: The lender won approval from the China
Banking Regulatory Commission to issue 8 billion yuan of bonds,
according to a statement to the Shenzhen Stock Exchange. (Added
on Jan. 24)

GUANGZHOU AUTOMOBILE GROUP CO.: The company won approval to
sell up to 6 billion yuan of bonds in multiple tranches, the
first of which can be no more than 50 percent of the total
amount, according to a statement to the HK stock exchange.
(Added Jan. 23)

CITIC SECURITIES CO.: The company is seeking approval to
issue up to 40 billion yuan of yuan-denominated debt in onshore
and offshore markets, according to a filing to Hong Kong’s stock
exchange. (Added Jan. 24)

HEBEI IRON & STEEL CO.: The company has regulatory approval
to sell 5 billion yuan of bonds, according to a statement posted
to the Shenzhen Stock Exchange. (Added Jan. 9)

SHANXI TAIGANG STAINLESS STEEL CO.: The company won
approval from the National Association of Financial Market
Institutional Investors to sell 9 billion yuan of bonds,
according to a statement posted to the Shenzhen Stock Exchange.
(Added Jan. 9)

SPRINGLAND INTERNATIONAL HOLDINGS LTD.: The company has
entered an underwriting agreement with China Construction Bank
and Export-Import Bank of China to sell 1.5 billion yuan of one-year notes, according to a statement to the Hong Kong stock
exchange. (Added Jan. 4)

LOCAL GOVERNMENTS OF TIANJIN, GUANGZHOU, WUXI, ZHENJIANG
AND YANCHENG: Financing vehicles in the five cities have been
approved by the National Development & Reform Commission to sell
a combined 15 billion yuan of bonds in a pilot program to raise
funds for small businesses, two people familiar with the matter
said. (Added Dec. 31)

Dim Sum Bonds

NEW WORLD CHINA LAND LTD.: The company plans to sell five-year Dim Sum bonds today at a yield of about 5.75 percent,
according to a person familiar with the matter. (Added. Jan. 30)

HUANENG POWER INTERNATIONAL INC.: The company plans to
issue yuan bonds in Hong Kong in the 4 percent area, according
to a person familiar with the matter. (Updated Jan. 30)

CITIC SECURITIES CO.: The company is seeking approval to
issue up to 40 billion of yuan-denominated debt in onshore and
offshore markets, according to a filing to Hong Kong’s stock
exchange. (Added Jan. 22)